Form acknowledged
A signed copy of the account-opening kit is emailed to you. We begin internal compliance review.
Same dayOpen an account, online.
Complete your Trading and Demat account opening with Aadhaar-based e-KYC — no paperwork, no branch visit. The full flow typically takes 15–20 minutes to submit and 24–48 hours for your account to go live.
Before you start
Keep these handy.
Most details are pulled automatically from DigiLocker once you authenticate with Aadhaar OTP. You'll need:
- PAN card10-digit alphanumeric, must match Aadhaar name
- AadhaarNumber must be linked to your active mobile
- Bank proofCancelled cheque or 3-month statement
- SignaturePlain white background, black ink
- Income proofRequired only for F&O / commodities
- PhotographCaptured live during in-person verification
Secure · KRA-linked
KYC capture is hosted by Meon Technologies, our regulated KYC partner. KYC is fetched from / pushed to CVL KRA and CKYC. eSign by Digiotech, a CCA-licensed ASP. See our privacy policy.
Step 01 · Pick your path
Open a new account.
Choose the option that matches the type of account. All three flows are hosted on our KYC platform — you'll be redirected on click. Resident Indians only.
Most common
Individual.
Open a single-holder Trading and Demat account in your own name. Aadhaar OTP-based KYC, video IPV, and eSign of the account-opening kit — all in one flow.
Start Individual KYC
live.meon.co.in/dealdepot/individual
Two or more holders
Joint Demat Account.
Open a Demat account jointly with up to two co-holders. Each holder completes Aadhaar-based KYC separately; the first holder operates the account and receives contract notes.
Start Joint KYC
live.meon.co.in/dealdepot/jointholder
Entities
Non-individual.
Open a Trading and Demat account for a HUF, partnership firm, LLP, private or public limited company, trust, or society. Authorised signatories and beneficial owners are KYC'd as part of the flow.
Start Non-individual KYC
live.meon.co.in/dealdepot/corporate
Already a client?
Update your KYC details.
Modify your address, mobile, email, bank account, or nominee on file with the KRA. Available to existing DealDepot individual clients during business hours.
Re-KYC and detail update.
Login with your DealDepot credentials, pick the field(s) to update (address, mobile, email, bank, nominee, FATCA), upload supporting proof, and eSign. Updates flow to the KRA within 3 working days.
Login to updateStep 02 · After you submit
What happens next.
Once you eSign and submit, the regulator-mandated timeline below applies. Times are working days; weekends and exchange holidays don't count.
KYC pushed to KRA
Your KYC is uploaded to CVL KRA and CKYC. You receive the KRA acknowledgement on your registered email.
Within 3 working daysUnique Client Code
UCC allocated and uploaded to the Exchanges before your first trade. Demat is activated with NSDL on the same cycle.
Before first tradeTrading credentials
Saral MoneyMaker terminal and mobile-app credentials issued. Your DealDepot relationship person reaches out to walk you through the platform.
Within 7 days of UCC
Need help, or prefer offline?
Talk to a real person at DealDepot.
If you don't have an Aadhaar linked to your mobile, you're an NRI, you're opening an HUF or trust account, or you'd just rather sit across a desk and sign physical forms — that's fine too. Drop us a WhatsApp, give us a ring, or visit the Mumbai office. See all locations.
A note on KYC and your Aadhaar. Once KYC is done through any SEBI-registered intermediary, the same KYC is reusable across other intermediaries via the KRA — you don't need to start over. Sharing your Aadhaar with us is voluntary; you may instead use PAN with passport, driving licence, voter ID or a utility bill. Your full 12-digit Aadhaar is never stored on DealDepot systems — only the masked / VID form, name, date of birth and address are received from DigiLocker. eSign by Digiotech, a CCA-licensed ASP. KRA records by CVL KRA.
Risk disclosure on derivatives
9 out of 10 individual traders in equity F&O segment incurred net losses. On average, loss-makers registered net trading loss close to ₹50,000. Over and above the trading losses, loss-makers spent an additional 28% of the loss as transaction cost. Even those making net trading profits incurred between 15% and 50% of such profits as transaction costs.
Source: SEBI study dated 25-Jan-2023 — Read the full study.